In government contracting, bid protests are a fact of life. Our attorneys have extensive experience in counseling clients through the debriefing process when they lose a contract, deciding whether to file a protest, and preparing the protest for filing with the GAO or the Court of Federal Claims. We also vigorously defend against protests filed against contract awards made to our clients. Our attorneys possess considerable experience in filing and handling small business-size protests before the SBA Area Offices and Office of Hearings and Appeals, and they have experience in pursuing and defending protests filed with the FAA’s Office of Dispute Resolution for Acquisitions.
The litigation experience of our attorneys extends beyond the protest arena, as we regularly represent clients in handling disputes with both federal customers and third parties (typically prime contractors or subcontractors) before various tribunals, including federal and state courts, the ASBCA and the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals. We also are experienced in representing in federal courts clients that are faced with civil and criminal charges related to government contracts. Further, our attorneys advocate and utilize alternative dispute resolution techniques when appropriate.
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The federal contractor $15 minimum wage: Who, what, when, where, why, how
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3 compliance obligations you may not know you have
Public contracting requirements: Not just for ‘traditional’ government contractors
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EEOC wants employer payroll data to discover pay discrimination
New databases offer first step for disability and veteran hiring regulations
Federal contractors should prepare for new hiring burdens to take effect in early 2014
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CMMC and 800-171 in Government Contracting and Higher Education
Managing Contractors' Combating - Trafficking Compliance
The “Key Personnel” Requirement in Government Solicitations
A Government Contractor's Survival Kit: Understanding Three Challenging Aspects of Procurement
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TC Rewind 2014 - The Protection of IP When Working in the Federal Government & Commercial Markets
Jayna Rust Quoted by CNBC on Economic Tests for 8(a) Business Development Program Applicants
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Jayna Rust selected for NAPABA Leadership Advancement Program
Jayna Marie Rust named an APABA Rising Star
Tim Sullivan, Jayna Rust to lead ‘Lunch and Learn’ for federal contractors at Eastern Foundry
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Scott Lane named to St. Louis Business Journal’s 30 Under 30
Tim Sullivan, Kym Nucci and Scott Lane publish in BNA Federal Contracts Report
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